Alice gets so tall her head is on the roof.She gets upset that she can't get in the door. She starts crying. she is standing in a pool of tears. She sees the white rabbit in fancy clothes.He mumbles about the duchess. He drops his fan. She gets the fan and fans her self with the fan.She drops the fan because she thinks it makes her get small. Then she meets a mouse as she swims in a pool of her own tears. She talks to the mouse about cats and dogs. The mouse is afraid and offended. Then the mouse says he will tell his story about cats and dogs, and they swim to the shore with other animals that have shown up in the pool of tears.
she grows tall she cries her tears that are so big they make a pool [giant puddle] she is in her own pool of tears. The rabbit mumbles to herself about the duchess then she fanned herself and she shrinks to 2 feet. She is questioning herself who she is and she ask herself what is the capital of London? Then a mouse comes by. the mouse is offended when Alice starts talking about her cat she is talking to the mouse about cats and dogs. When we get to shore I will tell you why I dislike cats and dogs. The animals like egret, pelican etc. are now in the pool of tears.
Who is involved? What do we learn about them?
Alice: she talks to herself, she plays games by herself, she talks to animals. So is she lonely? She seems to be from a wealthy family (talks about Mabel's house as shabby).
the rabbit has changed clothes, the mouse is sensitive on the subject of dogs and cats, Alice keeps changing sizes she is small tall, whole group of animals, Mabel the school mate not so bright
animals magically popped up, cake and bottle magically appear
What do you think are the "big ideas" of this chapter?
Alice is so alone she is talking to animals. Alice is growing then shrinking growing big then small. changing your prospective changes the way you act and your emotions. if this is a dream what does this tell us?
Is Alice hallucinating in a mental hospital? What is Alice's mental state?
What is the relationship between the imagination and mental stability?
What is the relationship of Wonderland to reality?
Is this a dream? If this is a dream, what is it telling us?
What is the nature of Wonderland? Is it just the rabbit-hole, or is she outside?
What do you wonder?
why is the dodo here it's extinct? how many more animals can talk? how did the animals get there? are the animals their regular size? where will Alice go next? why are all the animals there? will she ever get back to her normal size? is this Wonderland?
Is Alice the Duchess?
Is this place a normal size? Are the animals the normal size?
Does she keep growing?
Where is the rabbit going?
Why does Alice talk to herself all the time? Will she get to the garden?
Will she get tall again and be able to go to the garden?
Will she find her way out and back home?
How is this story related to the Wizard of Oz?
Where did all the animals come from?
Who will Alice meet in the garden?
How did the room get so big?
What happens?
Alice gets so tall her head is on the roof.She gets upset that she can't get in the door. She starts crying. she is standing in a pool of tears. She sees the white rabbit in fancy clothes.He mumbles about the duchess. He drops his fan. She gets the fan and fans her self with the fan.She drops the fan because she thinks it makes her get small. Then she meets a mouse as she swims in a pool of her own tears. She talks to the mouse about cats and dogs. The mouse is afraid and offended. Then the mouse says he will tell his story about cats and dogs, and they swim to the shore with other animals that have shown up in the pool of tears.she grows tall she cries her tears that are so big they make a pool [giant puddle] she is in her own pool of tears. The rabbit mumbles to herself about the duchess then she fanned herself and she shrinks to 2 feet. She is questioning herself who she is and she ask herself what is the capital of London? Then a mouse comes by. the mouse is offended when Alice starts talking about her cat she is talking to the mouse about cats and dogs. When we get to shore I will tell you why I dislike cats and dogs. The animals like egret, pelican etc. are now in the pool of tears.
Who is involved? What do we learn about them?
Alice: she talks to herself, she plays games by herself, she talks to animals. So is she lonely? She seems to be from a wealthy family (talks about Mabel's house as shabby).the rabbit has changed clothes, the mouse is sensitive on the subject of dogs and cats, Alice keeps changing sizes she is small tall, whole group of animals, Mabel the school mate not so bright
animals magically popped up, cake and bottle magically appear
What do you think are the "big ideas" of this chapter?
Alice is so alone she is talking to animals. Alice is growing then shrinking growing big then small. changing your prospective changes the way you act and your emotions. if this is a dream what does this tell us?Is Alice hallucinating in a mental hospital? What is Alice's mental state?
What is the relationship between the imagination and mental stability?
What is the relationship of Wonderland to reality?
Is this a dream? If this is a dream, what is it telling us?
What is the nature of Wonderland? Is it just the rabbit-hole, or is she outside?
What do you wonder?
why is the dodo here it's extinct? how many more animals can talk? how did the animals get there? are the animals their regular size? where will Alice go next? why are all the animals there? will she ever get back to her normal size? is this Wonderland?Is Alice the Duchess?
Is this place a normal size? Are the animals the normal size?
Does she keep growing?
Where is the rabbit going?
Why does Alice talk to herself all the time? Will she get to the garden?
Will she get tall again and be able to go to the garden?
Will she find her way out and back home?
How is this story related to the Wizard of Oz?
Where did all the animals come from?
Who will Alice meet in the garden?
How did the room get so big?
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